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Flagler Beach accepts FY25 audit; commission approves budget adjustments and temporary building‑permit fee cuts
Summary
Auditors reported no material weaknesses but noted a significant deficiency related to a few audit adjustments; the commission accepted the FY25 audit, reviewed quarter‑2 financials, approved budget amendments and voted to temporarily reduce certain building permit fees to 25% to comply with state fund-balance thresholds.
At its April 23 meeting, the Flagler Beach City Commission accepted the FY25 audited financial statements and approved several budget actions to reflect changes since last year’s adopted budget.
Brendan McKitrick of James Moore & Company presented the audit, saying the firm issued its opinion and found no material weaknesses in internal control but did report one "significant deficiency" tied to a small number of audit…
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